Here is eviedence that I have put my survey monkey link onto my facebook page to gain further research of my music video, magazine advert and digipack. By putting the link onto my facebook page I am allowing people of my similar age and interests to comment on my video as they are my stereotypical audience.
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Showing posts with label Research. Show all posts
Tuesday, 31 March 2015
Audience Feedback
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/L33JCS9
Here is the link to my online survey, here is where I was able to gain specific audience feedback baised on questions which I have choosen myself. I asked a range of questions, from their age to their opinion of my work itself. On some questions I gave the audience a chance to add their own comment on my video to get a wider knowledge of what they felt worked well and what didnt. As I asked the age and gender of the audience answering my questions it ensured I was able to look speicificly at the age and gender who I was targetting - 12+ females. I have also published my link onto my facebook and twitter page to get a wide range of responses.
Here is the link to my online survey, here is where I was able to gain specific audience feedback baised on questions which I have choosen myself. I asked a range of questions, from their age to their opinion of my work itself. On some questions I gave the audience a chance to add their own comment on my video to get a wider knowledge of what they felt worked well and what didnt. As I asked the age and gender of the audience answering my questions it ensured I was able to look speicificly at the age and gender who I was targetting - 12+ females. I have also published my link onto my facebook and twitter page to get a wide range of responses.
Thursday, 27 November 2014
Monday, 17 November 2014
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Anaylis of Beyonce - If I were a boy
The storyline of Beyonce - If I were a boy is the role reverse of the normal conventions of what we would expect from a male and female - although this a stereotype in society. Beyonce comes downstairs to have her boyfriend have cooked food ready for her, it would be socially expected that the women would be doing this for their husband, it is shown through the mise en scene that Beyonce is the domiant character as the is dressed in a police officers uniform, the connontations of the police force are powerful and strong characters which is the view which is portrayed with Beyonce. Long shot of Beyonce walking out of her house indicates the director ensuring the audience understand the role reverse that she is holding - as the video carrys on we see shot reverse shots of Beyonce at work with her team, ironicly we see the staff to all be male this explains the stereotype of police officers usually being male. Her husband is shown to be in his office looking up presents in which we are led to beleive are for Beyonce, signs of a 'whore' female is around him trying to catch his attention through the way she presents herself through her body language.

We create the idea of the role reverse that the husband creates the 'modonna' theory and the male character which Beyonce works with is the 'whore' as Beyonce adores her husband as we see by the affection which they share together but desires and wants the male character as we can see through the way in which he looks at Beyonce.
Thursday, 2 October 2014
Analyis of students work
I believe Clare’s music video is a very good example of something which I would like to create in the first scene of my music video. The song 'love like this won’t last forever' has a gentle feel to blend well with the setting of the song, you can tell once the artist starts getting dressed that it has a 60's styling to the video due to the long dotted dress with black and white dots with big red lips. My music video will avoid having a generation theme to the styling but will use similar aspects such as red lips.
Clare has opened her video with a close up of her nan - this image slowly fades away to Clare then picking out her outfit for the night this sets up the video to feel emotional and calming due to the soft music introduction and due to the use of close ups which helps engage the viewer emotionally to the video. It leads to a scene of her completing her make up for the further events of the night ahead, the extreme close ups on her face and make up enhance what she is doing - the slow motion of the editing keeps the mood of the video calm to compliment the song. As in my music I want to create a scene of my artist getting ready this is a good baseline for me to get ideas of the type of shots I want to use.
Shot reverse shot moves on to the next character in the video getting ready, were presented with a male character again styling his hair and getting dressed - we begin to get the idea that they are both getting ready for the same event due to their similar 60's dress sense. Unlike the camera shots of Clare the shots used on the male character are more mid shots, this could be suggested that the director wants the audience to create an emotional attachment with Clare.
Furthermore the characters are met together through an emotional attachment of holding hands, it would suggest they are a couple - they go on to dancing, mid shots are used whilst panning the camera to highlight the intense dance they share. As the dance ends a close up of the couple letting go of holding hands would discuss they are letting go of what they hold with one another. The video ends on a zooming out shot of her nan watching their dance on her TV, this is a good form of visual progression.
Monday, 29 September 2014
Influences on style
Here I have started my discussion of what has influenced me on style, to create this brainstorm I began to watch videos of a similar genre to mine, therefore gathering style ideas from these videos.
Monday, 22 September 2014
Channels and Festivals




Thursday, 18 September 2014
Research Equipment
I will be filming my video on the variation of the schools Cannon camera and my own Cannon 600D camera which I have at home, this will mean if the schools camera is being used up at a time in which I need to use it I wont have to wait around and can get started. This will help speed along the process of filming for me. This camera will also help me when taking my photos of my mise en scene, including my props, setting and costumes. To ensure my video quaility and images are up to a highest standard using this source of camera will provide a professional look.
It will also be essentail when filming to have the correct lighting, the school will be able to provide me correct lighting that I can use in my chosen location of filming. Having good lighting will mean I can create unique shots within my video.
This is someones work from last year who used lighting and it demonstrates how professional it can look when used correctly -
It will also be essentail when filming to have the correct lighting, the school will be able to provide me correct lighting that I can use in my chosen location of filming. Having good lighting will mean I can create unique shots within my video.
This is someones work from last year who used lighting and it demonstrates how professional it can look when used correctly -
Monday, 15 September 2014
Thursday, 11 September 2014
Monday, 8 September 2014
Music Directors
Chris Cunningham - is a British video artist. He was born in Reading, Berkshire in 1970 and grew up in Lakenheath, Suffolk. Cunningham has primarily directed music videos for ambient music and electronica acts such as Autechre and Aphex Twin. He has also created art installations and directed short movies. He was approached to direct a movie version of the cyberpunk novel Neuromancer, but nothing came of early discussions. In the 2000s, Cunningham began doing music production work, he has also designed album artwork for a variety of musicians.
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Thursday, 4 September 2014
Ideas for music video
What works well and what dosent?
- Make sure the story you’re trying to tell can be easily understood, avoid complicated story lines
- Shots in the woods work well
- Avoid mainstream songs – slow songs work better
- Avoid dancing ‘routines’ works better with simple dancing to the music
- Drama studio lighting looks professional]
- Doing make up in the mirror works well
- Break up story lines work well
- Close up of props (fairy lights, piano)
- Split personality idea – two sides to the person
- Walking away scenes look good
- Actions shots in slow motion (falling down)
- Looking in mirror chucking water in face
- Singing into a microphone works well
- Make sure the story you’re trying to tell can be easily understood, avoid complicated story lines
- Shots in the woods work well
- Avoid mainstream songs – slow songs work better
- Avoid dancing ‘routines’ works better with simple dancing to the music
- Drama studio lighting looks professional]
- Doing make up in the mirror works well
- Break up story lines work well
- Close up of props (fairy lights, piano)
- Split personality idea – two sides to the person
- Walking away scenes look good
- Actions shots in slow motion (falling down)
- Looking in mirror chucking water in face
- Singing into a microphone works well
Monday, 30 June 2014
What is a digipak + an anaylis of some example
Digipaks
typically consist of a ‘book-style’ paperboard or card outer casing with one or
more plastic trays holding the CD inside. Digipaks were the first alternative
to ‘jewel cases’ used by major record companies. This style of packaging is
often used for CD singles or special editions of CD albums e.g. an extended
album. The packaging is less resistant to markings and scratches so the case
could get marked much easier than a jewel case however some big companies use a
UV coating to protect it. Now in current times digpaks are very common and
popular too.


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